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Shirley Ardener; Fiona Bowie; Deborah Kirkwood
Routledge
Women and Missions: Past and Present: Anthropological and Historical Perceptions
The Elusive Christian Family: Missionary Attempts to Define Women&s; s Roles. Case Studies from Cameroon
Authors

Fiona Bowie

ARI Id

1665803141259_13793217

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

145-164

DOI

10.4324/9781003135128-10

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Introduction: Reclaiming Women&s; s Presence
Fiona Bowie
1-19
Women Missionaries
21-105
Protestant Missionary Women: Wives and Spinsters
Deborah Kirkwood
23-42
&s; The Missing Link&s; : The Recruitment of Women Missionaries in some English Evangelical Missionary Societies in the Nineteenth Century
Peter Williams
43-69
Wanted - Earnest, Self-Sacrificing Women for Service in South Africa: Nineteenth-Century Recruitment of Single Women to Protestant Missions
Cecillie Swaisland
70-84
&s; God and Nature Intended You for a Missionary&s; s Wife&s; : Mary Hill, Jane Eyre and Other Missionary Women in the 1840s
Valentine Cunningham
85-105
Mission Impact on Women
107-266
Were Women a Special Case?
Adrian Hastings
109-125
From Heathen Kraal to Christian Home: Anglican Mission Education and African Christian Girls, 1850-1900
Modupe Labode
126-144
The Elusive Christian Family: Missionary Attempts to Define Women&s; s Roles. Case Studies from Cameroon
Fiona Bowie
145-164
Mission Impact on Women in Colonial Kenya
Tabitha Kanogo
165-186
Mary Ann Cooke to Mother Teresa: Christian Missionary Women and the Indian Response
Aparna Basu
187-208
Does Christianity Empower Women? The Case of the Anaguta of Central Nigeria
Elizabeth Isichei
209-228
Catholic Missionaries and Andean Women: Mismatching Views on Gender and Creation
Sarah Lund Skar
229-250
These Catholic Sisters are all Mamas! Celibacy and the Metaphor of Maternity
Joan F. Burke
251-266
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